What was the interval between the first and the second revelation of Holy Quran?
Correct answer: A. 2 years and six months
- A. 2 years and six months
- B. 2 years and five months
- C. 2 years and four months
- D. 2 years and three months
Explanation
Traditional seerah accounts describe a pause of approximately two years and six months between the first revelation and the next beginning of revelation. The second revelation then opened the period of continued prophetic mission.
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